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- Brecksville, OH, USA • Oct 22, 2024
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I received a call and they left a voicemail. Received a call stating they charged my amazon account 1495 for laptop. I called them back and he asked if I had an Amazon account and then he hung up.

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- Nampa, ID, USA • Oct 21, 2024
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Voicemail asking to authorize the payment for a recent order of a MacBook Pro on your Amazon account. If you did not authorize please press one to speak to a representative.

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- Greenacres, WA, USA • Oct 18, 2024
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"This call is to authorize the pyment of $1499 for the recent order of Apple Macbook Pro on your amazon account. If you do not authorize this payment, , please press one to speak to our customer support representative."

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- Farmington, CT, USA • Oct 11, 2024
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Received call, voicemail asking me to verify charge of $1499 to my Amazon account for an Apple Mac Book Pro. This is an obvious scam.

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- Suquamish, WA, USA • Oct 07, 2024
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Phone call didn’t answer went to voice mail this is what is says. This call is to authorize the payment of $1499 for the recent order of Apple MacBook Pro on your Amazon account if you do not authorize this payment, please press one to speak to our customer support representative…”

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- Pittsburgh, PA, USA • Sep 30, 2024
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I was a victim of the Amazon FireTV stick scam. While setting up FireTV stick on my computer I received a pop up on my TV screen that said the activation could not be completed and to contact tech support at the phone number provided on the pop up, 855-740-3102. I called the number and spoke to a person who said he was a supervisor from Amazon and that he could help get the Fire TV stick activated. He said the problem was that our amazon prime account was fraudulent accessed in the middle of the night and purchases were attempted in amount of $4200.00 + . They froze our Amazon account and that is why I could not get an activation code. He said we had to first stop the fraud and then he would be able to get the access code. He said I would need to deal with the people who initiated the scam. They were from Texas and New Mexico. He had their names and phone numbers. He instructed me to get on the computer and check my accounts. there was no activity on my credit cards which he had the last for digits of each of the cards. They he said I would need to get on my bank account and temporarily transfer money to them and assured me that the money would be returned with 24 hours. I questioned him but he said this is the way we have to do it. He assured me that they would not get the money and within 24 hours all the money would be returned to my bank account. He told me this is the only way they can clear the amazon account and get the code. I was hesitant but he already had the last 4 digits of 2 of my credit cards. He also instructed me to sign into my Amazon acct where he showed me that someone tried to get into my Amazon account for $4,200. He provided the names and phones he had who accessed my amazon acct. He said we would need to temporarily transfer the money to them but I would get it back. He had me transfer the money, 3 - $500 and 1 - $1,000 transfers to the names that he provided. When he wanted me to drive to Lowes to get gift cards I realized that this was a scam. He tried to reassure me that this is not a scam and that we had to do it this way but I refused. So I called my bank and was told this is a scam and to hang up. At this point im out the $ 2,500 that I had transferred.

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- Auburn, NY, USA • Sep 27, 2024
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Number left a voicemail claiming "This call is to authorize the payment of $1499 for the recent order of Apple MacBook Pro on your Amazon account. If you do not authorize this payment, please press 1 to speak to our customer support representative.

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- Ridgeway, VA, USA • Sep 26, 2024
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Someone claiming to work for Amazon called me and said there was a problem with my account and that I had to pay them. He did not specify how much I owed. I told him I do not have an Amazon account and hung up. 

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- Columbia City, IN, USA • Sep 25, 2024
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Started as a call asking if was such and such, asking if i had bought anything on amazon in the last 15 days. Said that my information was taken and that i needed to speak with my banking source faud dept

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- Seattle, WA, USA • Sep 18, 2024
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The caller identified themselves as calling from Amazon and asked if they were speaking with me, using my name, and I said Yes. They immediately hung up.

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- Cypress, TX, USA • Sep 18, 2024
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I received a call from Amazon and it was a voice message indicating that there was a purchase of $1,000 made to my account and if I didn't make that purchase, then press #1. I pressed #1 and spoke with a gentleman. I told him that I was looking at my Amazon account and my last purchase was in July. He told me that Apple Airpods were bought and mailed to 49 Arcadia Ct., Albany, NY. He went on to suggest that my identity must have been taken and that it was possible if I was out shopping. I asked how the purchase was paid for and he told me from my bank account. I asked how that was even possible because I don't use my debit card for purchases on-line and don't provide my bank account information to anyone. He then told me there were 3 Amazon accounts with my name and that he would need to patch me thru to my bank to get this sorted out. I asked how he would know my bank and he told me he could see that I have 5-6 accounts and was that right. I asked what bank he would patch me thru to and he told me he could see that I used Chase, Forest, Capital One, and Regional. I told him I would handle things with my bank if there was any issues and Good-Bye. Please find this scammer.

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• Sep 13, 2024
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Scam began with a phone call from a female, identifying as "Amazon Security", reporting a suspicious transaction on my account (I had made some Amazon purchases in the recent past so the call seemed plausible). I was then passed to female identifying as "Nancy," "Head of Amazon Security," relating that the suspicious transaction was part of an investigation, underway with the Department of Justice. I was then "transferred" to a male, identifying as "David White," a supposed officer of the Department of Justice. "Officer David White" then proceeded to keep me on the phone, gathering personal information for the supposed purposes of "the department's investigation into this "case" of identity theft and money laundering. I was scammed into withdrawing $10,000 dollars from my bank (two separate branches), concealing it in a small box and placing it through the back window, onto the back seat of a car that arrived in my driveway at night. This car was allegedly an unmarked police vehicle, driven by a supposed plain-clothed police officer. The money was allegedly supposed to clear my identity from the investigation, once verified by the "Department of Justice" as "clean" money, as a vital part of the "investigation" whereupon it would be returned to me in full by the same plain-clothed officer, by 10:00am the following morning. After delivering the money (in the box) and returning to the phone, the caller, David White, had gone and I could not connect with him, that I knew I had been victimized.

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- Bothell, WA, USA • Jul 13, 2024
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The scammer said the call is being recorded and asked me if I can hear them. I got scammed because I said yes! It was supposed to be an Amazon phone number but I found out it is not associated with Amazon.

The personal information I lost so far is my phone number.

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- North Branford, CT, USA • Jul 08, 2024
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This call is to authorize the payment of $1499 for the recent order of Apple MacBook Pro on your Amazon Amazon account if you do not authorize this payment please press one to speak to our customer support representative…”Then he said it was delivered to 49 Arcadia. Ct NY I don’t know who’s address that is and he had access to accounts linked up to my Amazon account so they did have my banking information. I called the bank to let them know what’s going on. He said there was five states that had my information

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • Jun 29, 2024
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My Amazon account was hacked. Scammer requested a refund from a previous order and put it in a gift card to try and purchase iPhone watches

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- Vinton, VA, USA • Jun 27, 2024
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Scammer called left message in voice mail about having to confirm an order that I had made for 1500 us dollars but did not identify the company they were calling from. I called the number back later and a person answered then you hear a recording of someone identifying them self as an Amazon customer service agent then you get transfer immediately to someone live with a similar voice but clearly not the same person with a foreign accent either (Indian, Asian, African or Jamaican) and they start asking (phishing) for your personal information such as date of birth, address, phone number, etc. In order to confirm your account identity (according to them). When I told them I did not have any Amazon affiliations or Accounts and I would not give them any personal info they hanged up the phone. I called 3 times and said the same and 3 times I got hanged up on. Then I called the real Amazon customer service and made them aware of the situation and they confirmed to me that they never called people up and never ask for your personal information and if they ever need to contact you, they have other ways to do so.

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• Jun 10, 2024
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An automated call contacted me and indicated that their were unauthorized charges for Amazon gift cards on my Capital One Mastercard. My card is inactive at present. The automated voice suggested that I press a number to talk to someone about these so-called charges. I ended the call immediately.

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- Las Vegas, NV, USA • Jun 06, 2024
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I recieved an email notification that an amazon purchased was place for $151.83 & it was decline due to insufficient funds. I was not the one making purchase coz its already late and im in bed!

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- Colfax, WA, USA • Jun 06, 2024
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Tried to get bank information and amazon account

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• Jun 06, 2024
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Received an automated voice phone call from 19022568572 saying they noticed suspicious purchases on my Amazon account, which used my credit card on my Amazon file. I hung up, then 19025573011 called me 2 minutes later and the same automated voice message repeated the same message. I hung up and 2 minutes later the same phone number called again and started the same message again.

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